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    • K
      KrishneshG last edited by

      Feature request: i have noticed i can not plug in my USB c audio dac on my device and play music from it, this may be a missing feature currently.

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      • poVoq
        poVoq last edited by

        Hmm, probably a Linux kernel driver issue? Does the usb soundcard work with Desktop Linux?

        OnePlus3 (dev)

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          doniks @KrishneshG last edited by

          @KrishneshG said in USB C Dac support:

          Feature request: i have noticed i can not plug in my USB c audio dac on my device and play music from it, this may be a missing feature currently.

          Do you have a pine phone? It has a modern kernel. I'm curious how far we'll be able to get with it with respect to external hardware.

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          • Flohack
            Flohack @KrishneshG last edited by

            @KrishneshG Please tell us which device. With an Android-based phone things are already supercomplicated regarding the audio routing so it will be hard getting this done. On top the USB port configuration is a separate topic and as far as I know we only support adb and mtp protocol and I am not sure what happens if you connect usb slave devices to that port.

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            • PhoenixLandPirat
              PhoenixLandPirat @poVoq last edited by

              @poVoq Plugging USB-C earphones into a computer, will reroute automatically.

              I dont think this is an Ubuntu Touch core issue, but a Ubuntu Touch porting issue, so it'll be from device to device, I'd assume?

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              • dobey
                dobey @Flohack last edited by

                @Flohack USB OTG works fine, as long as the drivers are there for the thing you're plugging in. USB pro audio drivers are probably not built by Android kernels and so this won't work.

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                  KrishneshG @dobey last edited by

                  @dobey this is correct my current device is a one plus 3 to monitor the progress of ubports before I decide to go all in on a all Linux device. If my hardware is the limit that's fair.

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                  • dobey
                    dobey @KrishneshG last edited by

                    @KrishneshG Does your USB DAC work on the device with Android running on it?

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                    • PhoenixLandPirat
                      PhoenixLandPirat @dobey last edited by

                      @dobey Yeah USB-C earphones work on the OP3 when running android.

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                      • dobey
                        dobey @PhoenixLandPirat last edited by

                        @PhoenixLandPirat No. Headphones and a DAC are not the same thing. And the question wasn't for you, it's about a gadget the OP owns.

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                        • PhoenixLandPirat
                          PhoenixLandPirat @dobey last edited by

                          @dobey "The OnePlus Type C Bullets headphones will include a high-end, professional DAC by Ciruss Logic and come with a higher dynamic range, higher signal-to-noise ratio, and low noise floor than the predecessor", I'd feel bad not answering a question that I know the answer to, because it's not asked directly to me, sometimes, its good to help even when you're not asked to. πŸ™‚

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                          • dobey
                            dobey @PhoenixLandPirat last edited by

                            @PhoenixLandPirat That is a specific set of headphones. Just because they also have a DAC included, does not mean the OP is asking about that.

                            How about we clarify from the OP exactly what they are asking about first, hmm?

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                            • Flohack
                              Flohack @PhoenixLandPirat last edited by

                              @PhoenixLandPirat Its all about how the device identifies itself on the USB bus. If it identifies as headphones it doe snot matter how it is internally working. If it identifies itself as soundcard for example thats another story.

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